Managers of Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad; Guardians of Resources for the Future
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Managers of Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad; Guardians of Resources for the Future

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Yasuj - The Deputy for Urban Development of Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad Province, in a significant speech, emphasized the important role of managers in protecting natural resources and stated: "Today's managers are guardians of resources for future generations." He referred to the challenges posed by drought and the need for appropriate planning to address it.

The Need for a Change in Management Perspective

The Deputy for Urban Development stated that drought is one of the biggest challenges facing the province, saying: "Managers must turn this crisis into a serious and practical program." In his opinion, only with precise planning and cooperation among all institutions can the negative consequences of drought be prevented.

This official emphasized the importance of managers being aware of the status of water and soil resources and added: "These resources not only belong to us, but we are also guardians for future generations." He stressed that to preserve these resources, a comprehensive approach and inter-sectoral cooperation are needed.

Attention to the Environment and Sustainable Development

The Deputy for Urban Development of Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad also pointed out the importance of considering the environment in developmental planning and said: "We must plan in a way that simultaneously addresses development and environmental protection." He called for the creation of sustainable projects for the optimal use of natural resources.

These remarks come at a time when the water crisis and drought have become a serious problem in many parts of the country, highlighting the need for immediate and effective actions. It seems that the managers of Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad Province, by adopting new and effective approaches, can take significant steps towards managing natural resources and addressing crises.

Source: mehrnews.com